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time sync error that constantly pops up while agents are logged in
Keyfin wrote:Twice, yesterday, this problem occured right at the close of the day. The server time stopped counting, then time sync error messages popped up. I rebooted, it was working for ~2 minutes, then stopped again... rebooted again, and it's been perfectly in sync since then, ~ 18 hours now.
Keyfin wrote:DGG didn't work.... after install, i couldn't access the server internally or remotely. SSH still worked fine, but all I could get from the web browser is the 'please hold while i redirect you' message, then it would time out while redirecting
also caused apache to not start due to multiple listen to port 81 lines at the bottom of the conf file, but that was ofc fixed by deleting the multiple entries.
njujihara wrote:crontab -e
#HORA
* * * * * /usr/sbin/ntpdate -u yourntp.server.com 2>/dev/null 1>&2
thats work form me .
williamconley wrote:njujihara wrote:crontab -e
#HORA
* * * * * /usr/sbin/ntpdate -u yourntp.server.com 2>/dev/null 1>&2
thats work form me .
Never do this. Waste of time, and concievably could bring down the cluster (or get you blacklisted from the ntp system in question, which would cause worse problems).
Manually setting the date breaks any previously configured ntp preferences that are designed to sync properly (and almost perfectly, over time). Those statistics are dumped.
Also: This would probably only even work on very old servers with certain OSs. You probably need an upgrade. LOL
Modify the ntp.conf file to have valid servers in your country instead. Look up proper use of ntp.
irfanshafi wrote:I am facing the same issue the server time does not move a second, though time gets updated when I reboot I believe there is some service which runs while rebooting and then stops, though date command displays the correct time and PHP and DB time are working and synced can anyone please help would appreciate.
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